In January of this year, 82,000 cars were exported from the Shanghai Nangang Port, an increase of 65.2% year-on-year.

Shanghai Nangang Port achieved an export of 82,000 vehicles in January, a year-on-year increase of 65.2%, far exceeding the level of the same period in previous years. Among them, the export of domestically produced new energy vehicles reached 61,000 vehicles, a year-on-year increase of 115.92%, achieving a strong start to the new year. Facing the increasing demand for automobile exports, Yangshan Customs took the initiative to respond to the demands of car companies: opening green channels for customs clearance inspections, significantly reducing non-operational waiting time; optimizing checkpoint release logic, effectively improving vehicle circulation rates; through intelligent empowerment, creating a fully visualized supervision process, embedding "unperceived" supervision into the logistics chain, and promoting the improvement of the quality and efficiency of the export chain of new energy vehicles with professional, high-quality, and efficient services. "With the comprehensive operation of the second phase of Nangang Roll-on Roll-off Terminal, the further expansion of roll-on roll-off routes such as 'Shanghai-Qiankai', and the continuous deepening of customs optimization and digital supervision applications, we will leverage our advantages in stationed ports to do our best in supervision and service, and help domestic new energy vehicles accelerate during the '14th Five-Year Plan'," said Xu Junyi, head of the Logistics Control Section of Yangshan Customs.